
As Christ followers, we are called to walk worthy of the calling we’ve been given, but how do we do this in everyday life and work? Join Mary Lowman, Lisa Bishop, and Lauren Stibgen from The Christian Working Woman as we seek to discover how to walk worthy in the workplace and in life. Each episode includes biblical insight, practical advice, and honest conversations on topics that are relevant fo... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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The dictionary defines worry as “to feel uneasy or anxious; fret; torment oneself with or suffer from disturbing thoughts.” Did you ever realize when you worry, you are inflicting torment on yourself? Worry is self-inflicted suffering, and it never p... more
It is essential for us to be physically and mentally still and to know the I AM of Scripture.
Now, let’s focus on the last of those eight words: Be still, and know that I am GOD.
Many of us, including Christians, are worshiping false gods. You sa... more
Psalm 46:10 is a key principle in our Christian walk. If we don’t learn to be still, both physically and mentally, to learn the discipline of being still, we will never really know God in the way he intends for us to.
Be still, and know that I am… ... more
Let’s talk about the next challenge of these eight simple words, and that is to know that he is God.
Knowing something means we understand clearly and with certainty. Knowing implies understanding. Knowing requires training and education. Knowing d... more
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A faith-centered show focused on integrating Christian values into everyday work and life. Across recent episodes, listeners hear practical guidance on leading with faith in professional settings, navigating workplace challenges (including stress, layoffs, and workplace dynamics), and deepening personal and spiritual growth through prayer, community, and Scripture. The conversations often center on leadership, mentorship, work as a vocation, and applying biblical principles to teamwork, burnout, and relationships at work. A few episodes highlight reading and spiritual practices as tools for leadership, while others emphasize generosity, service, and how to live out faith in tangible, workplace contexts. The format tends to combine personal ... more
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